Advertised Brand: Station F – Coastal Cuisine Restaurant
Advertising Agency: Huddle Message Development, Bangalore, India
Creative Director: Sujit Soman
Art Director: Abdul Shafeeq
Copywriter: Sujit Soman
(TrendHunter.com) The act of product scanning has assumed new forms, as seen in these brazen barcode finds. Originally created to match data with particular goods and services, the barcode has now been worked into…
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Mumbai, India
National Creative Director: Abhijit Aavasthi, Rajiv Rao
Art Director: Sameer Sojwal
Copywriter: Sameer Sojwal
Director: Porus Khareghat
(TrendHunter.com) These gluttonous photoshoots put a spin on the common association made between the modeling industry and eating disorders. Plates of food are laid out before the purveyors of haute couture, all of…
(TrendHunter.com) The dainty woman most often associated with 1950s culture is a thing of the past. Bondage-themed editorials and tight leather gear have been making some serious headlines, perpetually displayed on…
(TrendHunter.com) The Toni Garrn Vogue Italia editorial follows a gorgeous glamazon as she lounges about her luxurious surroundings in sleek and structured swimsuits. Appearing in the magazine’s April 2012 issue,…
(TrendHunter.com) Hummingbirds, owls and the iconic falcon have been at the heart of childhood tales and cartoon imagery. This childhood obsession with the avian breed has spread into all areas of contemporary…
In 1972 and 1982 'American Bandstand' leader Dick Clark penned pieces on the youth market for Ad Age.
“Find your true love wherever it may be.”
Advertising Agency: Binder Visão Estratégica, Brazil
Creative Directors: Chico Abréia, Marcos Apóstolo
Head of Art: Marcus Saulnier
Art Director: Rafael Pfaltzgraff, Oswaldo Sá
Copywriter: Gabriel Lepesteur
Art Buyer: Bianca Repsold, Maria Clara Queiroz, Carolina Nigro
Media team: Andrea Afonso, Andrea Corrado
Photographer : Artluz Studio
Client approval: Claudio Gandelman
(TrendHunter.com) Wild western-themed editorials are commonplace in the realm of fashion. Magazine spreads and upscale photoshoots have taken place in a slew of desert settings, capturing billowing heaps of sand and…
Vou requentar parte de um post que fiz no passado e reafirmar: eu sinceramente não sei se gosto mais das campanhas da Nike ou da Adidas, mas torço muito pra que essa briga continue assim, pau a pau, por muuuuito tempo. Na época, eu disse isso com relação aos filmes, mas acho que posso estender o comentário ao digital também.
A questão é que se eu falar muito sobre esse site, pra explicar porque achei divertido, vou acabar com a graça. Mas o resumão de tudo é o sequinte: um tênis que ultramegapower-flexível + criatividade japonesa + interação + tecnologia para mapeamento e reconhecimento de expressões.
Pela imagem aí de cima, já dá pra matar qual é a história toda. Pelas imagens aí de baixo, dá vontade de entrar na brincadeira e tentar chegar no ranking. Vai lá!
| dica do @fabiofavaro
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Nice idea.
But I don’t find the pictures telling the story really that clearly.
Could the essence of the story been better told with fewer images, very carefully chosen?
richard
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Uma das vantagens de se trabalhar com criação – especialmente se você tem um computador só para você – é a possibilidade de plugar um fone de ouvido e escolher as músicas que deseja ouvir para fazer o trabalho render mais. Por outro lado, nem todo mundo tem essa felicidade e acaba dividindo o mesmo sistema de som. Tudo vai bem até que começa a tocar aquela música insuportável. Você olha em volta e sabe que todos pensam o mesmo que você: quem é que vai levantar para mudar o som?
É para momentos como esse que serve o Change the Tune, criação da Agency Republic. À primeira vista é um poster normal, mas na verdade ele tem um pequeno sensor que detecta vibrações. O sensor é ligado a um micro arduino que é sincronizado com o Spotify. Ficou com vontade de ter um desses?
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Great ads.
Nice idea anyway.
But were they effective?
You have to look at them to realise what they’re about. And most people don’t look at ads like that — I’d say lots would flick past them without realising.
Then again, people that do notice them would probably appreciate them — and so they might get attention.
Advertising Agency: Mayo, Lima, Peru
Creative Director: Humberto Polar
Art Director: Ivan Tahara
Copywriter: Javier Castillo
Director: Sznak
DoP: Andres Mazzon
Production company: Plastilina Films
Executive producer: Jose Carlos Granados, Pedro Arostegui
Labai fainai 
Google made two changes this week that de-emphasize the click and will make buying display at Google a lot more like buying TV.
Google made two changes this week that de-emphasize the click and will make buying display at Google a lot more like buying TV.
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